Sentences with phrase «fair comment then»

Hey, the Hitler moustache must be fair comment then!

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Fair enough, except why then did he take as his point of departure Benedict's comments about communion of desire?

What a stupid comment if the game had been 0 - 0 then fair play, but they attacked and scored 3 goals.

If you take into account that the dip in his form this season (along with the smoking incident) then add his father's comments, it looks fair that most of the people are asking for him to be sold, but this is not how football works!

megan, while that is a fair point, perhaps you forgot that you made an incredibly rude and ignorant comment about paternity... plus please explain how my sister found out she was pregnant in February and then gave birth in December... that's 10 months to my reckoning whether you're counting months or weeks, so don't write like you know everything because you don't.

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Being fair though, you see all the praise for half done jobs, more focus on BC and basically simpering about how good everything from Microsoft is on just about every forum / comment section from loyal fans... If their customers stopped accepting mediocre first party, then live services and the next bit of tech to come along, and while Xbox starves itself of top quality fp games, then they may get something better.

Then in late February, a Sonic Boom display at the New York Toy Fair suggested it'd be released this fall, but SEGA didn't have an official comment on its legitimacy.

Jones and Mann provide several examples of historic documentary evidence that they believe has too much emphasis placed on them, including vineyards in medieval England - pointing out there are far more today than there were then - and commenting on the frequency of Frost fairs.

'' Audio Comments Enabled from May It Please The Court Since I podcast (yes, I know it's not a verb, but then again neither is «fax» even though we all say it) MIPTC posts, it seems only fair to give you the same opportunity.

However, the context in this case it was open to the trial judge to conclude that the statement was not recognizable as comment, and even then, the defence of fair comment would fail,

If the politician wasn't a politician, and was actually a private figure, then fair comment could enter into it.